Amber Alert US
ˈæmbər əˈlɜrt
Definition

Definition of Amber Alert - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
child abductionUSpublic alert for a missing childUS
  • The police issued an Amber Alert for the missing girl.
2.
emergency notificationUSsystem to quickly inform the public of emergenciesUS
  • An Amber Alert was broadcast on all local stations.
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Expressions with amber

amber-colouredadj.
having a yellowish-brown or golden color like amber
The drink was amber-coloured and sparkling.
amber lightn.
traffic light signaling vehicles to stop or proceed with caution
The car stopped at the amber light.
amber liquidn.
liquid with a yellowish-brown color
The artist used an amber liquid for the painting.
mosquito in ambern.
something preserved unchanged for a long time
The ancient manuscript was like a mosquito in amber.
amber fluidn.
any liquid with an amber color
The scientist examined the amber fluid in the vial.
amber gamblern.
driver who takes risks at traffic lights
That amber gambler sped through the yellow light.

Expressions with alert

on alertadj.
watchful and ready to respond
The guards were on alert for any suspicious activity.
spoiler alertn.
notice to avoid plot spoilers
She gave a spoiler alert before discussing the book's twist.
red alertn.
highest readiness condition in a crisis response system
The hospital went on red alert after the earthquake.
on high alertadj.
prepared for immediate action or danger
The hospital was on high alert after the earthquake.
on the alertadj.
watchful and ready to respond to danger
The guards remained on the alert all night.
on red alertadj.
extremely ready and watchful for danger or emergency
The hospital staff was on red alert during the storm.
heads up alertn.
advance warning of something
The manager gave a heads up alert about the upcoming meeting.
alert to the dangeradj.
careful, ready to act when harm seems near
Hikers stayed alert to the danger as the weather changed quickly.
security alertn.
message warning about possible danger or threat to safety
We received a security alert about the suspicious activity.
alert messagen.
short notification that warns or informs about an important situation
The phone displayed an alert message about the incoming storm.

Terms related to Amber Alert

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alertamberbroadcastcommunityemergencynotificationpolicerescuesearchwarningannouncementbulletin

Examples of Amber Alert in a sentence

  • Parents were relieved when the Amber Alert was canceled.
  • The Amber Alert helped locate the missing child quickly.

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  1. French:alerte AMBER, ...
  2. German:Amber Alert, ...
  3. Italian:Amber Alert, allerta pubblica di emergenza, ...
  4. Spanish:Alerta Amber, ...
  5. Portuguese:Alerta Amber, ...
  6. Chinese:安珀警报, ...
  7. Japanese:アンバーアラート, ...
  8. Arabic:إِنْذَار أَمْبَر, تنبيه أمبر, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַתְרָאַת אַמְבֶּר, הַתְרָעַת אַמְבֶּר, ...
  10. Russian:Оповещение Амбер, Оповещение Amber, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Ембер Алерт, Сповіщення Amber, ...
  12. Hindi:एम्बर अलर्ट, ...

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